Homme

I used to give celeb frags a wide berth but not too long ago decided to take the plunge. Although this is a little on the synthetic side DBH along with other very similar frags such as Usher VIP are right where my scent tastes sit right now. Bravo, Mr Beckham. Update (6 Jan 2017): I've just blind-bought Montana Graphite without hesitation (yes it smells of pencil shavings but the most amazing pencil shavings you've ever smelled). :o) I also came across Usher VIP and DVB Homme both of which I've had before and recalled that they were similar.......actually on smelling them again they are so similar that if you didn't have them side by side you'd be forgiven for thinking they were the same scent. If I were to try and separate them, DVB Homme is more warm and soapy but with a stout Szechuan pepper and woods flare and Usher VIP is less soapy/peppery and more green/herbal/aromatic. So DVB Homme for daytime and Usher VIP for evenings and weekends. ;o) Really like both and both perform the same for me. Go crazy with the sprayer (couple round the neck, couple on each forearm, couple on each bicep and a couple on your shirt) and both of these should project just beyond arms length for up to 5 hours. After that you've still got a great skin scent that anyone very near you will be able to detect. Oh and you will get compliments with both.....lots of compliments. So yeah please don't go out and buy either of these cause then there'll be none left for me. ;o)

I really love this scent and I can see why people compare it to Terre D'Hermes. I actually prefer this one more due to Terre D'Hermes' orange that CAN smell cloying. It does reminds people of orange toilet detergents. If this fragrance didn't have Beckham's name on it and was produced by Hermes, I bet more people will love it instead of voting "like". It is fresh, peppery and does give me the same vibe as Hermes. It is a clean, no-nonsense professional scent that I have been looking for. It doesn't smell cheap. If someone walked by me smelling like this, "cheap" won't be on my mind. I am wearing it more often due to the fact that I know not many people would be wearing it..at least in Asia due to Beckham's name. Many would have it but would not make it their "routine" scent. It is great for office, gym, formal occasions so I would say it is versatile. As a guy, I first thought of NOT wearing it because it reminded me of sexy guys. I naturally see sexy guys as competitors. But....why not BE the sexy guy?! It is light and inoffensive. I put this on and it refreshes me as much as Versace Pour Homme. It is true it is not a fragrance that one would say, "WOW, that is unique!" but I find that is what is so great about it. I can use this to smell elegant in occasions that I don't want to attract attention. Great for business meetings or just picking up groceries. An underrated fragrance.

I never checked any David Beckham perfume just because I dont like David as a person or football player. Today, I decided to check them and honestly, i was impressed by this one. Very masculine well blended perfume with very good sillage and longevity. Immediately from the first spray you get light citrus, ginger, pepper and cashmere wood...The perfume gets better and better as time goes by and the masculinity increases. The citrus and ginger are not those that you smell almost in all summer colognes. They are going together, hand to hand up to the end. Finally and after a lot of hours, you are left with a nice musk with rosemary, a very pleasant time but the strong point of this perfume is the opening and especially the heart notes. Imagine that you have a saw and you cut some fresh wood on a table with some ginger by the side and the air brings in very lighlty the smell of rosemary...this is what this perfume is...and the ginger usually is going together with citrus but this perfume made me believed that the ginger blended with wood as a dominant ingredient, is a very nice masculine recipe. I suppose we are all tired with the ginger/lemon perfumes that are so commercial in our days...Many of them are so similar so let's stop it...there are much better and new combinations to make instead of having all the time the same perfumes....The price is a true bargain for this perfume!

Don't worry everyone. I'm going to hype the HECK out of this on YouTube and tiktok.. Here's the thing, this is probably the best fragrance in its price range. $13 Nike man blue, and Nike urban wood come close in that criteria, but this one just trumps everything in terms of smell and quality It's predominantly a sichuan pepper and woods fragrance with a zesty spicy sweetness. The composition is aided with a softening warmth of cashemran and a herbal touch of rosemary The way all the notes work together and compliment each other is amazing. The rosemary compliments the sichuan pepper in aiding for that sweet warmth with an herbal facet, ginger and citrus ties in with that giving a brightness and zingy aroma while cashmeran rounding everything out adding a soft texture to the whole composition. I don't get much leather or patchouli, pretty much Non existent. Maybe the textures and aromas of leather and patchouli but not the smell. I don't smell musk but I can pickup on a musk texture however. That could just be cashmeran It's quite linear, but when you break down the simple Scent that it is there's a lot going on that makes it smell the way it does Subtle, and striking. Amazing stuff. Performance sucks but the smell is just so damn high quality I forget about its weakness Will be reviewing this on my youtube RIVERAEDGE

This is IT! The exact type of men's fragrance that I've been looking for. Seems somewhat familiar and not unusual, but has escaped me until now. As a woman who has issues with many popular "masculine" notes (vetiver, sandalwood, tobacco, amber....) it's hard to find male scents I can tolerate, let alone enjoy. My boyfriend is also a little picky, but not nearly as bad as me. He likes to have a few different scents, but rarely seeks them out, so I pick one up for him occasionally. Thankfully he doesn't love anything that gives me a headache (except Eros Flame, but it is a really good scent and it's growing on me...) Anyhow, this; it has a classic feel but not dated. Timeless, I would say. It's the right amount of spicy and warm, but also has a refreshing, cooling effect, maybe from the rosemary? I don't know. I can't really analyze it or speak on the performance, I just know it smells pretty much perfect to me. Can't stop smelling it. Nothing out of the ordinary, but seems like a solid, extremely pleasant, versatile scent. Still have to present it to my boyfriend and strongly hope he likes it!

Another fantastic value for money fragrance from the house of David Beckham. I have owned this fragrance in the old presentation and recently repurchased in the new presentation under the name classic homme. The Scent is very masculine and mass appealing. The women that have smelled this in my experience absolutely love how this smells. It is fresh, peppery and surprisingly long lasting considering the fragrance costs around £10. On my skin it lasts around 6/7hrs which considering how fresh and inexpensive this, it is a real bargain. All in all for a simple, dumb reach fragrance that you can use for all occasions. You will be hard pressed to find many better value for money fragrances than this. Due to it being a David Beckham fragrance I'm sure there will be a lot of snobs hating on this, however it is a great Scent no matter your age or season and definitely worth giving it a blind buy.

This is one of the best values in my sizable collection. I'm really hard pressed to find another casual occasion fragrance that I like as much as this. I wore it for example to have coffee with my wife today. I wear it when I'm off work and kicking around town. I wear it when I coach basketball. You get the idea. It smells excellent. Not surprising considering the nose on this one is Pierre Negrin. Some of his other doozies include Interlude Man by Amouage, Polo Black, and Z Zegna to name a few. My nose picks up and I absolutely LOVE the szechuan pepper. Mind you, as a fume head, I'm a pepper head in particular. If you are going to have at least one cheap fragrance to splash on whenever the hell you want without fearing the bottle drain, this is that fragrance. I said to myself today: "This is always going to be in my rotation." Blind buy this juice. It's a winner.

They've recently repackaged this. It's now called Classic Homme and comes in a new bottle. from my testing theres no reformulation. It smells exactly the same so don't worry about that They've updated the note breakdown and changed a few things. But like I said the smell is exactly the same. That's a reminder to remember that note breakdowns are virtually just marketing tools and aren't 100% accurate to what the fragrance actually is. I've put these side by side and there's no difference, if you find a difference then you're just tricking your brain into believing there is Nonetheless still one of the nicest fragrances I've smelt for its price. Amazing spicy Woody fragrance that's subtle yet striking, lots of sichuan pepper with a fresh tone of ginger and citrus and a lot of rosemary. And of course that dense Woody base.

I haven't smelled all of the latest DB fragrances, however in 2014, when I smelled this one- it was the best of the lot that DB had produced. I honestly don't know what Sichuan pepper smells like, to me it smelled of white pepper and a fresh sky in a green, mountainous region with fresh, dense air. This is very good (maybe even excellent) by parfumerie standards. It isn't JUST very good within the DB range. I'd happily purchase this one again. It's the equivalent of the skinny and awkward girl you kinda knew in high school who looks incredible when you see her by chance at age 30. It doesn't last very long, but the scent itself makes you forgiving of its shortcomings. If this was "made" by Hugo Boss, the bourgeosie would be waxing lyrical.

David Beckham man's frags can usually be summed up in one sentence. Where Instinct was "Always presentable, Homme is "A bit more than just presentable". As any other Beckham, there are some high quality ingredients, diluted to budget of course. A quality bottle and having a top nose signing off on it does not hurt either. DVB Homme is a well blended leather woody pepper for me. This is the only pepper frag I regularly wear, so something must be right. At one stage I liked it so much I have stocked up. Unlike others in the range, Homme layers well. It lasts about 6 hours on me with projection a little better than a skin scent. To sum it up, this is top stuff, at any price, for situations when you do not want much sillage.

Leather & Dark Patchouli... Opens with a warm-spicy burst of citrus, ginger & szechuan-pepper. As it transitions to the heart, a leather accord emerges, boosted by cashmeran and accented with rosemary. The leather here has almost a licorice-y vibe of a black leather-licorice. Musky woods & patchouli in the base support and continue the dark leather-licorice tones. For me, the longer it dries down, the more it becomes a dark patchouli scent with reminders of other dark patchouli scents. The other notes are serving to either enhance or accent the patchouli main event. This has average or slightly above average performance for year round wear. It's a love for me. Enjoy!

@RIVERAEDGE - David Beckham Homme is still David Beckham Homme and in the same presentation. Your reference to David Beckham Classic I presume is - https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/David-Beckham/Classic-18548.html - if so this is a separate product and a sufficiently different fragrance compared to David Beckham Homme that has been around for several years too. I have owned both and both are still available to buy (here in the UK anyway). Personally I prefer the timeless, bold spicy character of the Szechuan Pepper in David Beckham Homme - one of the cheapest yet most complimented scents in my 130+ collection.

I Have tried a few from the Beckham range (usually as things being bought to me, as was the case with this fragrance) and put this on before going out to do a gig. I had no expectations and have to say was very pleasantly surprised. Out of the few i have tried this one is by far the most defined and suited to me. It is spicy and masculine and carries well. When I got home around 4am I could still smell it. Would recommend this for people 30+, it is a more mature and confident smell. caught me by surprise, it is also very well priced. Thumbs up :)

What a lovely fragrance. DBH is a great value. I have had excellent longevity (7-8 hours) and decent projection with this. The wood notes in this are really nice. I see others comparing this to Diavolo, which I kind of see, but Diavolo is more thick and syrupy. This is cleaner but in the same family. I prefer this to Diavolo. Still, I am amazed at what a good value this is. It is very versatile and somewhat classy. Definitely a masculine fragrance. Chopshop rating: 8.5/10

If you are an independent nose, you don't follow trends, and you are not influenced by (fancy logos), you will understand why I appreciate this. If you don't like Terre d'Hermès but wish it had no earthy note, this perfume is for you. I like the smell more than Terre d'Hermès - Performance: poor - Scent profile: classy elegant (at the level of D&G The One EDT), it is not WOW.

Deospray I see that I already had marked it with Love (I've had it a long time but haven't reviewed it) and I still enjoy it very much! Very youthful and fresh. I don't scent any patchouli or leather, it's rather more citrusy, woody - with the cashmere woods as most prominent - and hints of ginger with a mild and discreet musky base.

A home run scent. You know a cologne is great when you smell it on another man, and ask them what it is. Well, that's exactly what happened to me. Got a great deal at Kohl's. A great everyday fragrance. Wear it in the office or out on the town. Very flexible. Makes me want to see what's next in the Beckhan line. Not to be missed.

This is a secret weapon. Where I live, most of the Uber drivers are African or Arab guys. They put thought into how they look and smell. When I take Ubers wearing this, they always ask what it is, and are surprised when I tell them it's only 15 bucks. Also, it's not discontinued, not sure what that person below is talking about.

Im shocked i didnt try this sooner, i think it being a beckham fragrance i thaught meh il pass as his other fragrances ive tried are just so poor and cheap but this little gem smells amazing. From first spray to the drydown. Its great stuff. Il definetly keep this in my rotation 8/10

This one reminds AB Diavolo, which is cheap brother of Fahrenheit. Homme is not so ,,dark'' and mysterious. More straightforward, and very masculine. Great versatility, average sillage and longevity. Scent - 8 Sillage - 6.5 Longevity - 7 Price - 10

although completely different perfumes, the woody note in this reminds a lot the birch in Aventus...not the top notes, not the musky base notes that much but the middle, smells like this without the sweet pineapple/apple note.

Share the same DNA in drydown as Dior Sauvage because of lots of sichuan pepper. The composition of DB Homme is much more pleasant than Dior's to me. Overall great spicy-woody scent for the price !

My favourite fragrence for men (age range 20-30). Love when my boyfriend uses this! It's captivating, clean and masculine. Smells like pinewood in my opinion, that's maybe why I love it so much :D

Wow, I really love this scent. And it's so priceworthy. I love the way I scent peppery licorice anise scents in the top notes and it evolves beautifully to an elegant trip for sharp dressed men.

Love at first sniff, I knew ok Coty house behind this let me get a 1 oz because it's not going to last ill take it with me... woman really like it. Have to try the rest of his line

Good smell, perfect for night wearing. lasting is ok but silage is poor. Not perfect for u if u r in hot climate country like me in India. Smell is very impressive.

it was a very nice cheap fragrance, like 10 euro for 75ml bottle, fresh & spicy. I used several bottles once I was teenager Sadly discontinued.

@Mdox407 "Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man." for me Beckham Homme is awesome masculine scent even better than Terre dHermes :)

Probably the only Beckham fragrance I can see the man himself wearing, part from perhaps the original Instinct. Very nice daytime casual wear

Fresh and pepper lovely but think it might be weaker than years ago. my fav Beckham fragrance gets compliments good performance for me.

one of the best david beckham fragrances out there. to me this smells waymore expensive than its price tag which for me, was $7.82

very nice scent. however it did not last at all on my skin, which is terrible because I realllllly liked this one.

Very nice, elegant scent. Longevity about 5-6 hours (not bad). I tryied 2 times and finally bought it.

I bought this perfume yesterday , and I like the warm spicy scent on me. Just like it....

Un perfume bastante masculino, fresco y versatil. Totalmente recomendable

>>>Affordable Dior SAUVAGE<<< I love it.

It's fantastic. My boyfriend love it!

I believe I was the first to say (over on BN) that it shares some similarities to Bulgari Man and Chopard's Noble Vetiver, and I still maintain that it does - all three of these scents have a fair bit of overlap in their vetiver/wood/cashmeran accord, but yet each IS unique. Unique enough to warrant owning more than one of them? Possibly. Bvlgari Man is probably the most complex of the lot, and features a wonderful honey note late in the dry down that I love. It has a bit more sweetness throughout than the others. Noble Vetiver is the only scent to feature cardamom. It is a smooth blend of cardamom, vetiver, mahogany, and clary sage. I'd say it's the greenest of the bunch, although it has nuances of gray and brown in its spectrum as well. A simple, smooth and well executed scent. Beckham Homme is the spiciest and woodiest of the bunch, and I'd agree that it shares some similarities with Terre d'Hermes too. The ginger and vetiver in BH have some parallels to the grapefruit and vetiver in TdH, although Beckham Homme is less earthy/rustic and more refined. The opening accord of citrus and ginger is wonderful - I just wish the citrus stayed prominent longer than the few minutes that it does. This transitions into a woody ginger accord that is smooth and even a hint soapy, although far from the soapiness of say, any of Prada's men's scents. This accord is masculine and full bodied and while slightly synthetic, it doesn't come across as cheap, shrill, or obnoxious as so many other scents in this price range do. The perfumer behind this is Pierre Negrin, who has also recently done Opus VI and Interlude Man for Amouage, and evaluating just those three scents alone will give you a taste for his style. All of the scents are full bodied and masculine, with a strong and smooth woodiness, subtle and well integrated sweetness, and momentary but excellent citrus openings. Smelling Beckham Homme next to either of the Amouage's, you can smell the difference in budget, but it's not as extreme as you'd think given the cost difference of the final products. To be quite frank, Beckham Homme holds up quite well in comparison to the two Amouage scents, and that is definitely more a credit to the wonderful perfumery of Pierre Negrin than it is any kind of knock on Amouage (I tend to LOVE Amouage in general, in fact my signature scent is from them - Memoir Man.) Check out Beckham Homme. It's worth a sniff.

'Homme' by David Beckham was my first foray into Beckham fragrances. Prices for his signature scents are really great values, and most of them smell quite fantastic and sexy despite their mediocre performance. Women go crazy over Beckham scents, and as soon as you mention his name as the cologne they get even wilder. 'Homme' is basically a weaker version of 'Quorum Silver' by Antonio Puig, similar to Cartier's 'Declaration' and some resemblance to Hermes 'Terre d'Hermes' with less citrus. Initial notes are cedar, ginger, pepper and a splash of citrus. It takes a few moments to calm down, but thirty minutes later the pepper becomes more pronounced and the cedarwood takes over the show for the most part. It smells very good, and is very nice for about three or four hours, then sadly the party dies down very quickly and becomes a skin scent for the next hour and then it's gone. Longevity, even with a very liberal application of a dozen sprays to neck, shoulders, chest and wrists is about 4-6+ hours, and 8-10+ hours on clothes and jackets. Projection and sillage is somewhat mediocre, but perhaps due to the subtle nature of this scent and my preference for powerhouse fragrances it may just be my personal opinion. By comparison, 'Quorum Silver' lasts a good 8-10+ hours, with a heavy hand you'll get at least 15+ hours plus a good week on clothes and jackets. Constant projection and well above average sillage. Both are about the same price. 'Homme' by no means smells cheap, and it does get quite a few compliments without being overpowering or offensive so its perfect for the gym, a short lunch or dinner date, birthday and holiday parties or close and intimate encounters. However, there's not quite enough staying power or projection for a night out in my opinion. You would need a second bottle to reapply around lunchtime or midnight to get a full day or evening out of this one. For the price though, its ideal to stick this in your gym bag, spray yourself down in the locker room and not smell like a musty pair of socks while lifting weights. If you love this smell but want something stronger, get Antonio Puig's 'Quorum Silver'. You will not be disappointed.

This is my updated review as of January 11, 2017: David Beckham's Beckham Homme is a strange fragrance. The few times I wore it I got two different experiences. The first time, I sprayed it at night and I seemingly over-sprayed it getting a leathery cashmere smell that is much more refreshing than straight leather like say English Leather. It lasted all night with pretty strong projection for about three hours. The second time, I sprayed it for a workday (since it is a day scent after all) and it was lighter but still somewhat leathery though I noticed more notes like cashmere. It also didn't last all day and lasted only five hours with projection stopping at two hours. Later after a few weeks, it actually lasted an entire workday including skin, so it is a little bit too inconsistent. From these experiences, I did notice that for some reason I sprayed more directly with my night time spray than I did with my day time spray. So this maybe a fragrance you need to watch that with. I have tried copying this but it never really worked honestly. I really like the leathery woody smell but I think it is more of a night scent than a day scent but it is still worth using during a day. It is however NOT a summer scent, far too woody and leathery for hot days. It kind of reminds me of Calvin Klein Euphoria Men in performance (not scent that is far more woody and leathery.) It also plays better from fall to spring. It can work in summer but could get cloying. The three things that come to mind when I smell this scent are: cashmere, leather and peppery. There is a lot cashmere in this scent and it is even mixes with the leather note. I also find that Beckham Homme is peppery in a way that is similar to the open of Ferragamo F Black, Villain by Ed Hardy and even Sauvage (I believe another reviewer mentioned this.) I REALLY noticed those comparisons on more recent wearings. Overall I like David Beckham Beckham Homme but cannot rate it all that high and instead rate it at a 7.2. This is due a good scent but with only OK projection with inconsistent length.

Not sure how much of Beckham’s style is reflected in the perfume, but the juice is stylish. Also, before buying it, I had no chance sampling it, so, I relied on the reviews on the website. And as most of the time whenever someone exaggerates heavily it actually has the opposite result, (Kouros, Oscar de La Renta,) I end up disliking the perfume and criticising myself for forgetting that personal experiences are always subjective. But fortunately no one exaggerated on this cologne, and I find all the reviews accurate, except the ones that assault the name rather than the content. Had it been more expensive I would not attempt a blind buy, but the low price makes a blind buy less damaging in case it turns up bad, and much more rewarding if the product is the good, which makes one think that you have bought something that worth more than you paid, but also that you would have paid more if you knew before hand how good it is. To the point. I am not sure how much resemblance is there between DB Homme and Terre, but if there is even the slightest, then I guess the former is underestimated and the latter overpriced, which in its turn is a compliment for DB and insult to Terre. The only confusing aspect of this cologne is the opening, which is bit harsh, almost metallic scent, which may put most people off. It lasts however as much as the sentence describing the opening. When settles, I detect the ginger, pepper is neither distinct, nor forthcoming. But I might be wrong on that. At that point it smells like Noble Vetiver, but only for the next 10 mins. The drydown is amazing, (1 hour later) pretty similar to that of Davidoff Silver Shadow Altitude, and remains quite strong for the next 4 hours. After that it is still present but very subtle. Longevity, on me, 6-7 hours. Sillage, as most voted, is moderate. Quite content with this one.

One of the most affordable perfumes that actually smells nice! As a self confessed snob, this perfume humbled me because I used to believe that you can't find anything cheap that is good! Scent is one of casual masculinity - imagine the wearer to be handsome and fit, and knows it. He doesn't care for expensive perfumes because he doesn't need it, he just wants to smell clean; soapy clean, and it's a nice manly-woody soap that enhances his pheromones. Anybody drawn into his presence would remember him, his scent, but not his perfume, but it doesn't matter because they are already under his spell. Sillage and projection is moderate. Longevity is shit and becomes skin scent within two hours tops, but at this price point, you can afford to reapply throughout the day and not feel the sting. The only resemblance to TDH, imho is the pepper. TDH's orange smell is quite prominent, whereas there's none in DBH. I can actually imagine David Beckham, or somebody looking like him wearing this. This perfume suits a man who's in his early to mid 30s.

I recently received a sample of this, and I decided to try it out on my wrist and was actually very impressed. I haven't tried many Beckham scents before, but I found this to be simultaneously very chic and yet also heartily masculine. The opening is a huge burst of ginger. Normally I'm not really a fan of ginger but the citrus and pepper tamed it a little. When the fragrance dried down, I thought it was fabulous. While the ginger was still present, it was tamer and softened by the musk, cashmere and leather. Sometimes patchouli can be overbearing but thankfully that isn't the case here. This scent actually reminded me a little of the way I remember Old Spice smelling as a kid...manly, forceful and warm. They don't exactly smell the same, but they evoke the same kind of reaction in me. It's alluring and sexy, but in a classic, comforting way. I gave the rest of the sample to my boyfriend. I wanted him to smell like this! He also likes it so I might consider getting him the bottle too. So it's a thumbs up from me for this scent.

It was inexpensive, it smelled amazing, it didn't last long or project. Basically the scent in one sentence. It has that manly smell but not dark. A bit woody but also musky and some citrus hidden in there. I think its a great fragrance when you don't want to wear a powerbomb, its good for the gym, for the grocery store, for a casual day where you want to smell good but not stand out from a block away. Would i recommend it, only if you have the spare money. I think you're better off getting something else for a little bit more, in the 20-30 range instead of this that is in the 10-20 range, that can give you a bit more value. If you find it for 10-15 its not bad. I enjoyed it but like i said, not the best thing out there so don't expect it to be a perfume for every situation for every season that lasts 10 hours. We get too obsessed wanting those kind of perfumes.

I’m gonna start off by suggesting that you should get this one on your skin for a try. Once you’re about to press that atomizer I also want you to for the next hour forget that this is a DB frag. Just put that aside. I was so sceptical before I tried this on on me (I had once smelled this on paper before) and I must say it really surprised me. There is something interesting here. Liquorice, leather, ginger, wood and some herbs. Yes it is a bit synthetic, but what the hell... Longevity and sillage is actually not bad. I get about 5h with this one and it projects good for the first 2h. This is not for everyone tho... but give it a try. Maybe it is for you. Just don’t tell anyone it is DB, they won’t believe you anyway.

This was gifted to me a while ago, back when I wasn't in the habit of wearing scents, and I just decided to decant some into a little sprayer (it's in a splash bottle) and try it this morning. Well, it's really in the style of a vintage cologne, in that you have to put loads on and the citrus fades very quickly, but the base notes it leaves behind feel very classy. It actually brings to mind the Geo F. Trumper Curzon which I love. At this price you can afford to use loads of it. It surprises me that in these days of "blue" scents and strange chocolate/bubblegum accords that something as classic as this should get made. This feels like the sort of gentlemanly fragrance which will never go out of fashion.

My first kick at a Beckham scent, I found this a smooth and pleasant EDT that's well balanced and hard not to like. It opens with a nice sparkle of ginger, grapefruit and light pepper. The cashmere and leather heart softens everything to balance the spice and musk. All the elements play nice together: it's not overly fresh, sporty or spicy. This would be a nice daily frag for the cooler months and has decent longevity too. Some others have compared it with Terre d'Hermes and Bvlgari Man and while there are some common elements (flint / pepper notes of TdH and cashmere wood / white musk base of Man), it really stands on it's own as a well-executed fragrance. Overall: 7-8/10

Yes, it does smell very similar to TDH and also Yardley Citrus and Cedar (another quality bargain well worth checking out!). Like many others, I don't "do" celebrity scents, but this was in a bargain shop and I tried it by chance and bought 2 bottles-one for me and one as a gift. I'm pleasantly surprised at the quality and refinement found here, and will enjoy wearing this tonight. I will share my findings on longevity as and when I complete my tests!! :-) Update: I'm shocked to find that this is still a skin scent after 9 hours. Not bad at all! Well worth considering if you like "TDH type" of scents.

Bought this 1 today as i find it a very nice comfortable scent. It starts of fresh and spicy, but quickly changes to the middle which i get a warm woody scent of with a bit sweetness in the background. It is not faded out yet but i think the scent stays like this. And it is quite a light scent and not loud at all. so the sillage is average and maybe even a bit low. I expect the longevity won't be impressive either. But all by all this is a nice scent for 25+ wearing on fall days, i think it is too light for winter. And it is not so expensive. i payed 27 euro for 50ml

Homme by David Beckham is an inexpensive fragrance that out performs most others in its price range. For a couple years now HDB has been my go to throw in the bag fragrance. Work, dates, travel its easy to throw on without thinking about it too much for a nice masculine scent that wont give you or those around you headaches. It's nothing special but it it can definitely get compliments in the right company. Would buy again. Scent : 6/10 Scilliage : 5/10 Projection : 5/10 Longevity : 4/10 Compliments : 7/10